Chrysler’s Chrysler
This 7-passenger limousine was custom built by LeBaron for Walter P. Chrysler as a gift for his wife Della.
The car is a study in streamlining and art deco details, especially in the luxurious passenger compartment which features a tiger maple cosmetics module.
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Press Release: Vanderbilt Museum Sells One-of-a Kind 1937 Chrysler
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Feb 06 2012
Newsday: Museum’s 1937 Chrysler sold for $275,000
Newsday reporter Paul Iarrocco reports on the selling of a "one-of-a-kind 1937 Imperial Town Car":
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Jan 23 2012
Walter P. Chrysler, the American Locomotive Company and a 1932 Newsreel
American Locomotive Company played a brief but important role in the career of a great American automobile executive Walter P. Chrysler. In December 1909, Chrysler's first manufacturing job was superintendent of the Pittsburgh Works plant of the American Locomotive Company.
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Nov 21 2011
Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum Selling a Special 1937 Chrysler Imperial
As reported in Newsday, the Hemmings Blog and videojournalist Chris Collora, the Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum hopes to establish a new endowment with the proceeds from the sale of a classic car.
